One claim in the book has been called pseudoscience.

That claim can be called arrogant, egocentric or even obnoxious; it cannot reasonably be called inaccurate.

The Weberian claim that the professions are able to act primarily in their own interests has been called into question.

According to his yearbook, Mr. Poppel's claim to high school fame was being called "mimeo man."

The claim that all mental states are intentional is called intentionalism, the contrary being anti-intentionalism.

Leland's claim that the manuscript was genuine, or even that he received such a manuscript, has been called into question.

The claims have been called "wild" and "sensational and unsubstantiated" in the British media.

In World War II, elaborate claims were made for strategic bombing and later called into question.

In some state court systems, a valid claim is called a Claim for relief or a Claim and delivery.

The claim had once been called the Calistoga before, and he seemed to feel safety in returning to that.